It's really hard not to pop the other 2 Seeds that I have lol. I have to remember that we'll hopefully be getting the Purple Punch soon so maybe she'll help me to forget about how much I like the Orange Sherbert....maybeThat sounds like an amazing strain!!
Mmmh it's a tough life. You're gonna have to get another lil' tent for a OS mother!
Then I wouldn't worry about it like Shed said. Some plants as you know are heavy feeders. Sounds like you have a bunch of pigs over there so just keep stuffing their roots. I have two strains on the go now and the one requires a lower dose than the other. It's just gonna cost you more to keep them happy that's all
. Water, wait for the top to dry, apply DE, water, wait for the top to dry, apply DE...
I've just fed the OS but have dropped her dose down to 20g in 10ltrs. Pigs they are Mr S! The OS has some great bud production for the amount of wattage I'm using and the GZ has so many budsites all over her. I'll show you what they look like in a momentThen I wouldn't worry about it like Shed said. Some plants as you know are heavy feeders. Sounds like you have a bunch of pigs over there so just keep stuffing their roots. I have two strains on the go now and the one requires a lower dose than the other. It's just gonna cost you more to keep them happy that's all
I checked out the Castille soap and it's so expensive over here. It came down to what I could have done with more and I decided that the HPS was the most beneficial thing. My gardening fund has been severely reduced in recent months but we're still maintaining 2 flowering tents and a veg tent. Don't worry Shed! They won't get the kiddies!
I remember when I first joined there was a question about how to remove sulphur from buds. Apparently it's a bad idea to go anywhere near flowering plants with sulphur. The DE we've spoken about before if I remember back when I had the issue with the fungus gnats. I just noticed Shed said that you have to repeat the process which sounds a bit annoying. Spraying seems to be keeping them at bay but totally eradicating them feels impossible at the moment. With the perpetual growing there's always the next pot of soil ready for them to move in to. It may take a combination of treatments to finish them for good. For now we'll continue the spraying and see how it goes with earlier treatment
that does sound like an irritating addition step. I imagine I'll use a lot of it as there's are 3 10 gallon pots to cover.I remember reading that DE on top of the soil will break the lifecycle. I just find DE is a pain in the ass because it only works on dry soil
Except for the ones coming in from outside, the only way to eradicate them with spray is to spray the leaves every other day for 3 weeks, which I think is their lifecyle.
DE goes a long way. You just need a very fine layer across the top, but it only works bone dry. Wear a dust mask as it's bad for the lungs (which is why we don't use it in flower).
Nice one GG! Looks great! Have you tested how hot it runs yet? Bet you never thought that you'd see the day lol.Absolutely beautiful Prof. They are all doing amazing. The babies are looking on top notch condition too. Loving the os now she is a monster.
These arrived today from Sara at Mars. cannot wait to get going on them now.
They are so bright that when i tested it , we started to get smart arses turning up with "gifts for the baby" and a bunch of Sheperds !!!. Soon as fam resettled( princess home after 3:30am discharge from hospital across the county from us !!!!!), will be back on it all. All good in the grow my end though. great work Prof, you will beat the thrips mate.
very true prof. seemed like a nice thought but out of reach with other commitments. thankfully Sara took pity and finally gave in .lol Am due some time to do a swap over later today. looking forward to being able to take a decent photo again too.lol. So much light from each panel. It will be hard convincing Christians that "He" isn't hiding in my attic !!
